Pelvic MRI is also often done to determine the extent of cancer in the pelvis, also known as staging. Staging helps guide future treatment and monitoring of cancer. Pelvic MRI can help stage cancers of the cervix, uterus, bladder, rectum, prostate, and testicles.

Pelvic MRI with contrast injection is a widely used method in diagnosing pelvic diseases because of its advantages of high accuracy, safety and low complication rate.

The pelvic region, also known as the pelvis, has anatomical differences between men and women. The pelvis contains mainly the organs of the reproductive, digestive and urinary systems. Non-contrast pelvic MRI is highly valuable in diagnosing diseases of the pelvis. So what is the procedure for non-contrast pelvic MRI?